Posted Wednesday, February 25th, 2026
ectional hoops is upon us statewide, and while the play-ins and first round matchups may have taken place prior to this article going live - we will still take a look at each bracket across multiple sections one-by-one! We start in Section 2, where in AAA, CBA will look to continue their perfect season as the number one overall seed - 19-0 to this point. Defending state champion Shaker sits second in bracket play with the same record as the three seed…
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Posted Wednesday, February 25th, 2026
NEPSAC Class A is as good as it gets in New England basketball. This division is loaded with high level coaches who have college and pro experience, rosters full of college prospects across all three NCAA divisions, and academic environments that prepare student athletes for what’s next. Every night is a battle, and there are no easy wins. Take a look at where the top teams currently stand and what makes each of them a contender. The Top 8 Nobles and Greenough…
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Posted Tuesday, February 24th, 2026
The high school basketball season is nearing its end quickly, and before we know it, the grassroots season will be fully in motion. While most of the state association playoffs are up and running, the NEPSAC season still has about a week to go. To begin breaking down how the season went, we’re going to take a look at the AA level. The Top Five Cushing has been the favorite to win AA since the summer really, and they have played up to that…
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Posted Monday, February 23rd, 2026
Before getting to sectional previews, I felt it was appropriate to outline some big names from Upstate’s prep school market. The featured programs have consistently produced college talent, and while New York is primarily dominated by the public high school scene, the following programs continue to work diligently in providing great players great platforms. In this article we will feature three names from 5 schools each from Upstate New York’s prep representatives. Albany Academy:Logan Rodriguez ‘27We’ve covered some of the Academy…
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Posted Friday, February 20th, 2026
The road to The AMP begins February 20th, and across all three divisions, this year’s RIIL postseason shapes up to be one of the most competitive in recent memory. With proven contenders, balanced brackets, and a few teams capable of making surprise runs, February & March basketball in Rhode Island is set to deliver its usual intensity. Division I: Tournament SchedulePreliminary Round: Feb. 20 (Barrington & Lincoln receive byes)Quarterfinals: Feb. 23 @ Higher SeedSemifinals: Feb. 26 or 27 @ Neutral SiteChampionship: March…
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Posted Thursday, February 19th, 2026
Stay tuned for the final CIAC ranking list and bracket pairings post Tuesday, March 3, 2026, which is when opening round matchups become official. The tournament is single elimination, with higher seeds hosting through the quarterfinals, then neutral site semifinals, and state finals at Mohegan Sun Arena. The tournament calendar: Division II & IV first round is Friday, March 6, Division I, III & V first round is Saturday, March 7. The CIAC then runs split-second rounds March 9–10, quarterfinals March…
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Posted Tuesday, February 17th, 2026
The playoffs are underway in the state of Maine, and we’ve been following along throughout the preliminary rounds. Here is a breakdown of the current landscape across the state. Class A: The Class A North bracket is headlined by top-seeded Camden Hills, led by senior Nolan Ames, who has been dominant all season at 26.5 PPG. Ames, a two-time KVAC Player of the Year and all-defense selection, has proven he can take over games with his ability to score from all…
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Posted Monday, February 16th, 2026
Over the years, New England has been a hotbed for high school graduates looking for another year for more exposure and to potentially turn their production into a Division 1 offer. Yesterday, Winchendon’s Quinn Gibson became the next example of this by committing to Cornell. After a dominant four-year career in South Jersey, Gibson decided to enroll at the Winchendon School as a postgraduate, and his stock has continued to rise. Gibson’s a 6’5” wing that thrives at getting downhill and finishing…
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Posted Monday, February 16th, 2026
After a postgraduate season in New England, Brayden Harris is heading back to where it all started.The California native has announced his commitment to the UC Riverside Highlanders, choosing to play for head coach Gus Argenal. Harris took an official visit to Riverside at the beginning of February and committed just days later on February 6th. The Class of 2026 wing also held offers from Fairleigh Dickinson and Central Connecticut, visiting Central Connecticut in January. Ultimately, returning home to California and…
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Posted Thursday, February 12th, 2026
We've reached the point of the season where updated rankings are much overdue. The state of Connecticut boasts some of the best prep schools in the nation, while also having one of, if not the best, state association basketball in New England. At the top of the rankings is Patrick Otey, a native of Massachusetts who made his way to St. Thomas More this fall. Otey, an electric scoring guard with size, has garnered national recognition for his fluidity and ability to…
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